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Bent County register., 1887-11-26
Who Is Bro. Hopkins any
way.

Il greatly dislike" said Pueblo
minister last Sunday, after the sing
ing of the first hymn, "to make any
personal allusion from the pulpit,
bat feel as if certain occurrences
demanded word. / refc. 10 the
casc of Brother Hopkins, who lost
$40 on Royal George tho running
horse, at the State fair recently, and
got mad, and ret up great howl
about fraud, and tried to clean ont
the whole committee, and no forth.
1t was IN poor taste and deserves the
strongest dcnunciation. 1 sup-
pose might also add by way of
example, continued the good man
AS he turned over tho leaves search
ing for his text, ''.ilat | wis backing
Royal George TO the tune OF $50
myself, but when I lost did not 60
around roaring as If l had lost Il
right leg."-Ficld and Farm.
Bent County register., 1887-11-26

The growth of the troublesome
and dangerous element known as an
archists and socialists, composed of
men who disregard and DEFY the
laws of tho land, who seek to tear
down rather than to build up, is a
matter of considerable moment TO
the law abiding people of our coun-
try. We believe America should he
for Americans, not native born solc-
ly, but for all those who in heart
and soul love our country and SUP
port its institutions. Some of the
best citizens we have are foregn born
while some who arc not Americans,
never were, and never will be, were
born i'll this country. An American
is a man who believes in American
institutions and is loyal to the gov
crning authorities 10 matter where
he was born. For this class alone
America should be preserved. No
other man has any business to be 4
citizens of this republic. The
United States has to-day millions of
citizens Of foreign birth who will
gladly rise up In their might to de-
fend and preserve American in>ti,u.
tions, the public schools included.
and they will bring confusion TO AN
archy and socialism. 1t is necessary
for the welfare of our country that
this dangerous element should he
checked and controlled. 1t proba-
bly, can never be stamped out, be.
cousc the world has always produced
certain number Of worthless and
vicious men and always will, but
that class il cowardly and must be
controlled through fear if in no other
way. The disfrancisemcnt of every
man who openly utters language thar
is disloyal to the government woulsl
have a salutary effect upon the fol-
lowers of the red flag. Then let it
be American for Americans no diff
ference where the American was
born.-Ksnsas City Real Estate Rec
ord.
Bent County register., 1887-11-26
IRRIGATION

j here successfully and extensively pursued The Catln
Rocky Ford Canals black
m found where between ueb" Ciiy. great
Fowler Canal the south :he Bob Greek Canal nort
Of CONSTRUCTORS will add the rrgabe
immense territory of productive soil.
The abuu ROCKY FORD is already
products and shipments of vegetables, and has long since
regarded the garden of Colorado. The
Company, with the aid of long in the varied ques
on incidental to the bnildng of towns purpose establish
u sound aud basis the ROCKY FORD.
with pride the of Lamar which sprang up principally
from, their cKrrfiobs.
Bent County register., 1887-11-26
ROC KY
FORD,
Bent County, Colorado.

The wonderful opening sale Of town lots ROCKY FORD,
ON April ~ 1887 amounting 81 10000 and which has
sooOo, has attracted widespread Colorado anil
hn-h>, The history the lines the A, 7 Il S T.
!i'lfpa aifpi'! parallel 70 hi the
ne o iic invested the diphs
hN the 400 purchasers who The
spontaneous There utter lack of
unnatural The attained entirely
The the backed 10y beautiful
and productive Let lr noted hat y:four
contracts each calling for building less than eco,
and equal rNlrr requiring tie buildings
the value OF $780, cAecniod ON the day OF sale.
Bent County register., 1887-11-26

While digging arlesian wells in
Eastern Georgia few mouths ago,
sharks teeth We're found at depth of
1900 feet below TIE surface. This
seems to show that land agents cr-
listed millions of years before the
discovery of Trini,lad.-Raton Range.
Bent County register., 1887-11-26

II seems that freight trains have
been carrying passengers, and the cx-
cuse given has been that tho con
ductors did not know the passengers
were aboard till after they startc1 .
The rule now is that way cars shall
be locked at the arrival at a station,
and not be unlocked till on the road
again LAS Vegas Optic.
Bent County register., 1887-11-26

The farm residences of A. d. Bes,.
two and one-half miles from tow / :,
was destroyed by fire on "Wednesday
together with all the contents. 1t
was Insured Tor small amount but
nothing like enough 10 cover the
loss.-ltocky Ford Enterprise.
Bent County register., 1887-11-26

An excited mother is said TO have
banged on Eeighbor's door in
Leadrille one day recently, and cx-
claimed: ''Coue oyer as soon as
you''e through breakfast. If the
baby ain, go, tooth I'm liar."-
isston Range.
Bent County register., 1887-11-26
DIR. c. w. Philips, U. S. ex.

DR.. G. ". Fhilipa, 9. 5. cxamin
ing surgeon, lias examined the fol-
lowing parties for pensions during
the past mouth: John Smith, of Las
Aniinas county; George johnson, of
Lamar; Geo. +. Herman, Of Trina
dad; John Ross, of Albany. and
Ben Gillino, of Pueblo. He also
received orders this week to exam
inc VIM. Rodman and J. r. Butler.
and eight others have been ordered
before him for examination.-La
Junta Tribune.
Bent County register., 1887-11-26

a Missouri farmer who has been
testing seed corn from the butt, the
tip and middle of ears for three
wears, finds that the corn from the
Tip of the ear will ripen first that
from the middle next. and that from
the butt last.-Pueblo Star.
Bent County register., 1887-11-26

Lamar is getting about the largest
ainonnt of free advertising of any
town in Eastern Colorado. This is
right, but it Is the energy, pluck and
enterprise of her pubiic-spirited cit
izrns that has secured it to lier.-Pu-
cblo Merry World.
Bent County register., 1887-11-26

The regular army officers charge
Major Leslie, of Leadyillc. of yio-
iating truce with the Uies, aud the
affair is going to be settled by Il
court martial.-Pncllo Star.
Bent County register., 1887-11-26
The Carlton News says that town
is tohavc brass band.

a. o. U. w. lodges have been or
ganized in Rocky Ford, La Junta,
Las Animas and Lamar in the past
ten days.-La Juuta Tribune.
Bent County register., 1887-11-26

a Flint, Michigan, doctor received
letter the other day from a lady
living in Hadley, in which she says:
You attended my stcpmotler in her
late illness, also my former husband
who died, and now that my present
partner is sick must have you.
am unwilling 10 put him under the
treatment of any other physician.-
Las Vegas Optic.
Bent County register., 1887-11-26
ROCKY
FORD

Is loce the slope OF Arkansas
o Pueblo and % miles Lamar. of
the Pueblo band ,rc splendid scope
country, both north and suutl.
Bent County register., 1887-11-26

SoaE PoINS-Lamar will bc the reatdepot OF supply o INC
mart of point to that territory
1Lxi also during be the great hPP'"s M
will locate this spring IN he cours J'
cent 10 ANA, The limited States being located here iho
looking iand will visit Lamar during inc " ~
sprnr months exception Lamar rs the great ooo"s
of c ex and YOU every sixty days
L,y o. ia tho Holmes addition thccty Of iar
Bent County register., 1887-11-26

From the Chivington Chief.
Charlie Hill, of Lamar, is III town
this week on business.
Billy Blackwell, of Lamar, is In
town this week seeking bis fortune.
J. NJ. Lunston formerly of La mar,
now has charge of the Alamo. Mat
is tip-top boy and makes success
of whatever he takes hold of.
+. &. lIuddleston, Of Lamar, is
i'll town this week. lie has a nice
claim near Chivingtoh.
Geo. Hines, of the firm of Ament
& Hines, Lamar, was in town the
fore part of the week on business.
Miss Rose Mullen of Lamar, ar
rived in town Thursday to take up
her abode OF, her claim just souil, of
town.
Bent County register., 1887-11-26

Between male and female there is
a difference of kind only-not de
gree. Man is strong, woman is beau
uful; man is daring and confident,
woman is diffident and uuassum,ng;
man is great in action, woman is suf-
ferin.; man talks to convince, wom-
AN to persuade; man has rugged
heart, woman soft and tender one;
man prevents misery, woman relieves
it; man has science, woman taste;
man is being of justice, woman an
angel of mercy .-Ex.
Bent County register., 1887-11-26
Lamar, Colorado.

Occupies portion anil dn thu site t. Sonh an"
Tie. addition viii 10 the re.iience portion
4 the choicest ground about Lamar
sn.i. .Irs sri andcr the ry>;em of irrgaing
digch.. VII lSy s!rrslr h-rn cnn,ieei In
.aiti sil be through
lac streets, = Will he
f,,unJs Colorado SPRING..
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29
ceuRv l.mosFnnANa.s

. Y Robert McBroom vs S. Klein et al,
 Plaintiff demanded e jury trisl and deposited the jury fee,
 Alexander Trippel vs. ". A Holmes ct al.--Judgment for plaintiff
 ] R Hazard ys. R. E. Hodgson Continued,
 Jeff D. Adams ys Geo. shute Snar. dian of James Hamilton Judgment for defendant A. Tmppel vs, Board of Supervisors Writ of certiorari granted
 Territory of Arizona ys Nieyes Mu- rllo--Assauls wlth a deadly weapon
 Territory of Arrizona gs. Harry Nevins- Murder.
 Territory of Arizona vs. Sanl D., Myer Assault with intent to kill
 Other indictments l asaaplt with deadly weapon; assault and battery No arrests made vet.
 Robinson ys B E. Paseoe, sberiit Judgment for plaintii for s275 s2 and costs. This case is the resnlt of sale of tools, etc., claimed as exempt from dlstraint.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29
]. K. Hnnter. \ lealess t,.beft M

J s. Hunter, legless tSpcrt tsse- graph operator, who for several years had charge of the San arll,s office and subsequently became wanderer and fiBallg insane diad 10 San Francesca tsn tbe 19th instant Shortly before his death be banned tue following let. ter which clearly establishes lis lu- naeg
 DR c. c. 0'DovEEl -Dear sui Having natural preseniment that ny existence wiii lernlinats very ab. ruptiy ois account q Inc numerous tfaiges 1 nave fallen into lately, and on aec1unt q our old doctor at home .ayoidiug any intervention in my sys- asetn gh- ail occasions as being solge- thing beyond ihs comprehension ai .huuan skin, tIleFaare, as pr. 0'tj1n- nell kindly beiqaadsd me one day in sickness by lnrnishing medieine for nothing, in return dedicate this frame oF Epine ta him ia event of what is called dtsath, for tho UactoF 70 ex- pertinent Eor the adyaaeement ef tie hnman raee to which ehesrfully ded- icate myself
 Doctor, please give this yonr close attention and you will not only ad- vapee tlsa human race but very mate riaily sid your and ny fortune ia tRe eYeas of my daath. You obserEe my legs are cntolf. Take galvanized wire, after first having pnmpad ail the blood out of my veins and the marrow out 0f n1y boAas and connaet with the arteries tho galvanized ,rire; then connect the litserent veins wlth the galvanized wiEa and the bones with q gafFaaiEed iroa tube, and nlaBa artifi- eial legb apy4s the whole with soina kinR ef ilssh. Seeing all the eonnec- si0ns form j complete circuit with tha body, nnnp electricity into the whole body tbrongh the nastrils aud l am 3 new man pgsin for another genera fj6n. Hut ths actual pr0ce.ss of eter- nal life, Ehold that secret myself an | twill impart t 10 none until after uty proper restoration as aiieeled hg me. and if that $ not dcns ] shall have tho pleasure ot rcgiofing myself wbeR please in another form Then those failing to comply with niy request Imust suffer accordingly
 Yours s. HtSfrs
 sAs FeAecisce, October ath
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29
q A PisK, Forenar
rEF aslEs suorp rnHrsTA sos

The Committee on the Miles sword have set the eighth day of November for tue presentation of the Testmo- nial Sword to General Niles Toe matter was carefully considered and t was deemed expedient that the presen. taticn should occur in the early days of November General Miles sele- grapbed the committee that tho secoud week in November would be agree- able to him.
 Tue entire Territory Of Arizona wall join hands ii making tbs event q hap py ono, worthy of Arizonas reputa- ton, and onr sister Republic of MeSi. co will mingle with us ID doing konor 10 General Miles. Citizen.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29
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 siiver xselt'' fsaadcrs.

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 Ono Of four squashes from orc vine, grown by ,, B Mianu at Tombstone and exhibited st the fair at Pb@nix, weighed ono hundred and tlsent , one pounds, Not tad fof Arizona.
 An excursion rate of $50 has been secured from St. Louis to pIannix and return, which t is expected will bring < number of visitors rom the Missis. sippi valley to Arizona the coming winter
 | Il Paul has submitted I proposi- ton to citiaens of Tucson to build a smelter, anda committee now can yasslng for Subscriptions with \ fair rospsct Of raising the required amount.
 In connection with the rnmor that an English syndicate contemplate pur. chasing sone Of the big mlning proper ties in Iombstone DistricL the Epitapb says: Certain 1t ia that tho present showing It water level and for hun dred feet below where work was stopped by the burning of the Grand Central pumps, is such as to warrant 2 very large investments for further . development. The ore $ richer below water than ab0Ye, and tho vein goes down strong and well defined.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29

A very pleasant event was the ,ard party given by MI and Mrs Cha rles E. Taylor, at their residence on aiue street, Wednesday evening. imita. tions were limited to Judge Po ter. several visiting attorneys and 8 Very few home friends Unfortunately me physical lndispositIou of tbe Judge prevented him from attending wbicb was greatly regretted During tbe evening tho inner man was fortified with toothsome refreshments,and moth. ing that could contribute to tho pleas ure of the guests was overlooked.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29
s,ARsnAs aENtE

II is our ssd duty to fec5td ths death ofan estiinable citigen!and eff
 clsnt oi6esr D. E Hodgson, sheriff q 1 tiila county, which lamentalle event
 occurred on Sunday aiterho6n last His demise whiis not unexpected by bis friends, yet came sooner than was looked for tho immediate cause being
 congestion Of tho brain However, Mir HoaGsons ill l.health dated from the time ha was tirown ffbm a herse,
 several months age, when he received internal injuries from which Dc never
 recovered Subsequently he suffered
 a hemofrhage fom the laags and
 three weeks ags, a hemorrhage from
 the nose by which be was greatly
 weakened through tho loss Of blood, and robbed of the vitality needed to
 resist the irroads of disease.
 Tho funeral look place from inc
 iboalst chuieh on Monday, Mr. Jqb
 Atkins reading the sergiee, n the ab- senee of minister Appropriate @hymn5 were sapg by the choif of la- dies and gentlemen There was a very largess sssten iance uf sofroWing friends ana seeuaintauces and loving hands bad tavered the oofllu with flowers, tokens Of their esteem and bereaye- ment. Most oi ihose present at the church followed the remains to tho cemetery where the burial rites were concluded and all that was mortal Of Y. D Hodgson WIS consigned to their last restiRg place. he will De missed from among IS
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29
POST OFFICE RULES

Office open from A. M. Go P. M. daily.
 Sundays--une hour after mail arrives,
 Mail closes going East and West at 745 h, d., daily. ...
 Money 0rder Department nt--oloses at 3 F. h., daily-Sundays,e excepted.
 Maiis go to San Carlos and MaSey every Monday, Wednesday and Friday--tO Catalpa, Atmer, TDnto, Rye Paysan, &sc,, every Mon day These mails close the night previous at pP.M. AI.0NZO BAIIiEN, P. M,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29
Globe, 4. F, oct 2o, 1sss

Work on tbe A5Sona Mineral Belt Railroad $ temporarily suspended in consequence Of the failure Of tbe Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Uou. pany to meet its engagement 70 the former road Presidaat ! w Eddy has instructed Secretary eieo ?. White to agn and forward to bimst Boston S2000o0 bonds to be sold V once, y@ith the view oftiding over the pfes ent difficulty
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29

The grand j2ry IS to be commended for tho expeditions manner in which they disposed of the business of the session, which shows the advantage of having clear headed and conscien- tious men upon the panel Wo have had juries that frittered away tune in the discussion of points of law winch inc speakers did not understand lhem- selves, Their geport is without ombi, eaiiy briefly siaiing tbe result of thc session, so unlike tbs generality of noets of ibat tiad q io nndeF t snprthg 2i FaGals
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29
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GLosE, A, x, Oct 2, 1887 To TrE HoN. Jrpee or DtsrRIcT CouRr, SkooNp JUDICIAL DEsr. oF ARi. IONA, CHA Go Dear sir We, the Grand Jury of Gila county have ex- amined and report the following cases, We have found bills as rollo@s Mur- der assault with intent to kill and murder l assault With deadly weap- op, ?; assault and battery ] 5 blll,; and ignored Gouv (4 complaints.
 The law says the books and build- iugs of county ofieials shall be ex. amiued once . year The last Grand Jury examined the books and build. inRs hence we have passed it over.
 Yours truly
 ~ Ess,s EaFa,t,&t, !,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29

Tbe tralo San Pedro Indians m Flofeuee resulted in the conviction Of all that wore indicted One fof grand larceny Mas senteneea to tie Territos rial pfison for one year, aud Eve to tue sa ne halcyon abods for rssisting ar officer,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29

You caGEios afford to make any impors sang purchase without first eonsulsing the Catalogue Of vFeiustock < hlibin, Impof. ters and Gehesal 0usstters, Sacramento,
 Cal The sane goods and styles ~ Kept Y inc iea,ling wsrchants q New York, Philat elphis aEd Gaieago Prices al- ways st the lowost notch, and the sauie to every one. Goods pot according so order my ba returned n expsnae Of heuse, which s gaafantse thst every 4eaaft will be maaa so please fhs 6rst .tirne. Catalogue free
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29

Tue ssk river and Ionto contingent 7gasvery slall here thls week Time was when nearly the entire male pop. ulation would repair thither at every sesslOn of court, and indulge in charges against each other for calf or horse stealing, which almost invariably rs, suited in aoquittal. They seem to have gained wisdom with years and now devote themselves singly to pas. toral and agricultural pursuits.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29
Ennetes4sry essseey

Probably aa ialich misery eomgs from habitaal constipetion aa from any det Esngelaent q ths iun1tions os the bedy, and t is aiitisqlt so aufe, for the reason
 lift 10 and likes so take the medicines ngualIy prcscfits Hamburg X ss were prepared Q sslafa this difficulty, and thay Will be teupF plaasaaE 0 she laste
 eellqr asSs oliilSltvlaI 25 uenss all
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29

1t has been very quiet Tn Globe the present week. notwlthst nding court has been in session. The docket is a light one and the prisoners charged with heinous crimes are strangers within our gates, which speaks well for the morality of cur community.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29

There is no reason why the Indians on the San Carlos reservation should longer be permitted to carry arms. They receive everything needful to their maintenance from the govern ment, and the people of Arizona and New Mexico demands that thls out rage be put stop to.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29

Dr. w. Hall, from Wilcox, a dentist of first class ability, is now in Globe, and solicits all kinds of work pertain ing to dentistry Satisfaction guar anteed in all casas. Rooms at Mrs Fiske's residence, Oak st,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29

Globe K now hpuhi to have mi. road. The Tncson, Globe X Northern is projected to that point. Tae Nm. efal Belt is headigg for Globe, and now the Southern Pacific company is looking out line from Tempe to aiobe They all want coal and local raaic and tse Globe country VIII
 upply good quantity of both es peciaEly coal Star,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29

The storm of rain and hail which ragged so furiously for a while on Tues day was only local in extent, At Redmans slaughter house not enough water fell to wet a duck back,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29

A fine hotel, naspea the Iturbide, at Eusepada, Lower California; was foF maily opened on tbe 18th II has sixty roonis, and ia furnished with every modern convenience including electric lights and beiis Seventy moro rooms are % be added soon. Another mammoth hotel s00xf200 is 70 De erected at San Caelos, a watering place neai Eassnada
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29

Harry Neyins, who was yesterday acquitted Of murder x uniier military arrest He will be taken to Mcdowell land tried for breach q military dis. .eipiine, with the view of securing his dismissal from the service.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29

Charles Chapman who went to As pen, Colorado, some months since, re. turned to Globe pn Wednesday in poor health, having found the climate of Aspen ill-suited to him. The salubri- ty of the atmosphere of Globe will doubtless eonduce to his rapid re- cOyery.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29
Ilhe sale q the ComeI mine. formgEr

The sale ot the Comet mine, former y known as Miami, mentioned m a former number. is attracting atten- ton among mining men. It is re- garded as one of the largest lodges in che district, and was yielding well at the time the Miami mill burned and was giving satisfactory results. We witfhage more to say hereafter in re- gard tS this mine.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29

t'ol c 'fiaauy, oF iha Bosqae Bo- .nito ranch, last week received from Maple Hill Kansas, ten imported thoroughbred Hereford and thirty- two Hereford bulls tbasrioarths and sesen elghts grade long yearlings. lhe arst mentioned will be kapt by the Colonel at tie home ranch, where hs will faiss his own range bulls; whlie tho latter are destined for tue pucrtaeIto and carisa ranches. Thn stock together with twe fonr-y year-old Percberon mares, shipped at tbe same lane, eonstit;ite the tinest of tue kind heretofore imported into this section of the country soeorro Bullion
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29

Malor Sisson's 2 residence at San Car ios gity is prog fessing finely and will bs completed within forty aays It VIII cost Slo00Q Lower Californian.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29
sAartness ar mreasa

Dr Fhpts Heart Remedy should be taken Q oneo when slight eAssftion or a hearty meal produces shoFtneas Of breath er pain in Ala region of the heart, Al Ell druggists, 0r J J. Mack x O.. 3 and III Frant st, $.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29
Charles RayerIy arriyed fron

Charles Haverly arrived from Vii cox on Monday with merchandise for Globe business houses, and left again to-day with 8,0O0 pounds of cop. per bullion and other freight. Hay. erly has a fine team and covers the distance between Globe and Wilcox in from seven to eight days.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29

Shubeal Park at enc time resident Of this county and for the past two years connected with the Oakland Times (eal.l was recently married in Oakland, toa Mrs. Nell.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29

George |. Wratten. former resi- dent of Florence, and known to many Globe people, died in Albuquerque re- cently He was father of Mrs. Niles Aylesworth, of Salt river, this county.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29

Judge w. w. Porter arrived on Monday and convened court on Tues day morning It will not adjourn until some time next week
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29

Mr and Mrs x II Benbfook and daughter Fanny returned home on Friday from protracted soionrn at Los Angeles, Cal Mrs. Benbrook 5 health was greatly benefited by the .tF3n
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29

c. s. Masten, Vice-Presideut and Manager of the Maneopa < Phenix railroad, has notified Alonzo Bailey by letter that be expects to visit Globe within few days in the interest of the owners of that road, who oontera- plate extending it from Tempo to Hlobe.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29

George Wood, youngest son oF Mrs. c. K. Taylor left on Wednesday for Wilcox where Ed Lynes las seouled situation for him.